wind strengthens as well with gusts up to 70 miles an hour for the western isles of scotland.t wet weather will push its way eastward through the day tomorrow perhaps not quite as much as we have seen over the past 24—hour spot it could cause further problems. a mixture of sunshine and showers in the afternoon for scotla nd showers in the afternoon for scotland and ireland and through the week ahead it stays very unsettled. heavy rain at times with sunny spells in between and often windy. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the brexit secretary, stephen barclay, says he's willing to look at concerns about how political leaders in northern ireland would give their consent to the government's brexit proposals. borisjohnson urges the eu to show that it's willing to compromise on a deal. police in hong kong charge protestors with batons and use tear gas once again — a day after the government bring in emergency legislation banning the use of face masks roman catholic bishops have been gathering at the vatican, as the pope opens a three—week synod focusing on the amazon region

we could well see gusts of 60 to may be 70 mph across the western isles.o through the day, we see these outbreaks of rain tracking eastwards across the country. this rain could deliver 20 or 30 millimetres in places, not quite as much as we've seen over the last 2a hours, but the ground is so wet and that could cause some furtherflooding problems and certainly some very poor conditions out on the roads. brightening up for scotland and northern ireland. a mix of sunshine and showers here through the afternoon. temperatures of 11 to 16 degrees. and this area of low pressure stays with us as we head deeper into the week. the low, lumbering quite slowly eastwards just to the north of the british isles, feeding showers in our direction and from time to time, those showers willjoin together to give longer spells of rain. on tuesday, it looks likely the showers willjoin together into bands with some drier intervals in between. top temperatures of 13 to 17 degrees — still quite windy out there as well. wednesday, a fairly typical sunshine and showers day. the show

we could well see gusts of 60 to may be 70 mph across the western isles.tracking eastwards across the country. this rain could deliver 20 or 30 millimetres in places, not quite as much as we've seen over the last 2a hours, but the ground is so wet and that could cause some furtherflooding problems and certainly some very poor conditions out on the roads. brightening up for scotland and northern ireland. a mix of sunshine and showers here through the afternoon. temperatures of 11 to 16 degrees. and this area of low pressure stays with us as we head deeper into the week. the low, lumbering quite slowly eastwards just to the north of the british isles, feeding showers in our direction and from time to time, those showers willjoin together to give longer spells of rain. on tuesday, it looks likely the showers willjoin together into bands with some drier intervals in between. top temperatures of 13 to 17 degrees — still quite windy out there as well. wednesday, a fairly typical sunshine and showers day. the showers perhaps focused across western areas but the w

pressure in charge tomorrow, really strong winds blowing across the north—west of the uk, the western islesrong winds elsewhere as well. this band of rain will push eastwards. there probably will push eastwards. there probably will not be quite as much rain as some places today, but still, a further 20 or 30 millimetres on top of what we have already had could cause some problems, it may be some further localised flooding, certainly the potential for some travel problems. brightening up for scotla nd travel problems. brightening up for scotland and northern ireland later in the day, a mixture of sunshine and showers into the afternoon. low pressure still in charge on tuesday, showers heading our way, they may join together to give longer spells of rain at times. how to be too precise about the detail day by day, but it looks like we will see showers joining together into a longer spells of rain, sunny spells in between, a breezy day, highs of 13 to 17 associates. we will see showers on wednesday, perhaps focus on the western side of the country, maybe not as many showers in the east, temper

we could see gusts of 50 to 60, maybe 70 mph across the western isles. stagger its way eastwards. probably not as much rain as we have seen but still a further 20 or 30 millimetres of rain in places and the ground is so wet at the moment, that could cause some further problems. brighter skies developing for scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon but still with some hefty showers. top temperatures between 11 and 16 degrees. as we move through monday night and into tuesday, that first frontal system clears away but this area of low pressure will still be in charge. it lumbers its way very close to the north of the british isles sending showers in our direction and at times those showers willjoin together into longer spells of rain and that really sets us up for the week ahead. there will be some heavy downpours, yes some sunny spells in between and it will often be quite windy. so on tuesday, we'll see plentiful showers which are likely to organise themselves into bands with some drier, brighter slots in between. those temperatures really much

the western isles may see gusts of 60, 70 mph for a time. strong wind elsewhere.laces during today, but still, 20, 30 millimetres on top of what we've already had could cause some problems, may be some further localised flooding, and the potential for travel problems. brightening up for scotland and northern ireland later in the day, a mixture of sunshine and showers as we go on towards the end of the afternoon. tuesday, low pressure still in charge. showers coming our way. these little weather features here may cause the showers to join together to give longer spells of rain. hard to be too precise about the detail but certainly on tuesday it looks like we'll see some showers which mayjoin together into longer spells of rain. some sunny spells in between. a windy day, 13—17. similarly on wednesday we'll see showers. these perhaps focused over the western side of the country. further east, not as many showers. some spells of sunshine. temperatures 13—15 degrees. as we head through the week it is going to stay unsettled, heavy downpours, sunny spells. it will often

three monday morning, gusts of up to 70 mph for the western isles.stent as today, but possibly enough to cause further problems. following on very wet ground. sunshine and showers following behind for scotland and northern ireland. highs of 12 to 16 celsius. through the week ahead, it will often be windy. hello, this is bbc news with samantha simmonds. the headlines: the parents of a teenager killed in a road accident involving an american diplomat‘s wife make an emotional appeal for her to return to the uk. i wouldn't want to think that she put herself on a plane to go home to avoid what she has done. because i couldn't live with myself. violent clashes in hong kong — as tens of thousands of protestors defy emergency laws banning face masks. a call by borisjohnson for the eu to engage fully with his brexit proposals — with 11 days to go before a key summit. ginger baker, groundbreaking rock drummer, has died at the age of 80.

rain will move its way into the northern isles and the western isles.hes especially across england and wales. a cold start with frost in more rural areas. that is because we have got slack wins with this area of high pressure towards northern areas and a bit more u nsettled northern areas and a bit more unsettled with low pressure and rain. the rain mainly affecting the far north of scotland and elsewhere it is looking dry. mist and fog clears and sunny skies in central and southern areas but further north staying cloudy on tuesday. maximum temperature is 11 to 1a. low pressure is still there towards the north west as we go into wednesday. it will bring weather front into northern ireland and into scotland. the rain could turn quite heavy in the west of scotland later in the day. another weather system towards the south—east bringing a bit of rain but it will mostly clear and there will be sunny skies, especially towards wales and northern parts of england. temperatures in the low to the mid—teens. going through thursday and into friday, a look at scotl

the western isles may see gusts of 60, 70 mph for a time. strong wind elsewhere.n't be quite as much rain as we saw in same places during today, but still, 20, 30 millimetres on top of what we've already had could cause some problems, may be some further localised flooding, and the potential for travel problems. brightening up for scotland and northern ireland later in the day, a mixture of sunshine and showers as we go on towards the end of the afternoon. tuesday, low pressure still in charge. showers coming our way. these little weather features here may cause the showers to join

brisk winds and we could see 60 to 70 mph wind gusts across the western isles of scotland.nshine and showers for the north—west of the uk. top temperatures between 11 and 16 degrees and as we head through the week ahead it stays very unsettled, more heavy rain at times. sunny spells at times and it will often be windy. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. police in hong kong charge protesters with batons and use tear gas once again — a day after the government brought in emergency legislation banning the use of face masks. us media report that a second whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment case against donald trump — that's according to the lawyer representing the first one. a man is arrested and a murder investigation is launched — after three men are found dead at a property in

a bit further north, a real rattle of showers across the northern, western isles, part of the mainlandith that just yet either. what you're doing at the moment is dragging the rain associated with that riverfront ever further towards south and east. 0ne that quits the scene, with the low pressure in charge, we will still be given at pretty blustery during the course of the night. we'll keep the shower is going on this gusty wind across northern and western parts of scotla nd across northern and western parts of scotland fourth stop showers running through northern ireland, median to the pennines. northern shores of wales as well. that front is going to ta ke wales as well. that front is going to take the crowd and rain, hurrah horror, away. a sunday. what it will also do is drag any prospect of matching the 18 celsius in kent today, yes, as high as that. we start from a pretty chilly base. brown spots. grey skies for that with you longer tonight because the court, you will remember, going to go back by one hour. clear skies mean we will have frost in the proceedings for monday morning

it means weather fronts, more of a wind, better chance of catching some rain there around the western islespick upa north which means bridges will pick up a little bit in the south, some sunshine around with temperatures up to about 16. so the outlook for the next few days, well, the weather settles down with the high moving in. i mean, very little happening indeed. the thinking is that as we head towards the end of the week, the weather might turn a little bit more unsettled in the north—west of the uk, we will see the winds freshening and weather fronts bringing in some rain but on the whole, i have to say, it is pretty quiet in the weather centre right now. very, very different to the rest of the newsroom at the bbc! back to you to back. thank you, tomasz. i realise there is loads of technology coming down the track that i will not understand or know how to use for the next two years, so here is click. theme music. over the years on click, we have seen devices get smaller and smaller, yet with more storage and more processing capabilities. this miniaturisation of devices has touched ever

some brisk winds, up to 70 mph for a time across the western isles of scotland. showers for the north—east of the uk. top temperature is between 11 and 16 celsius. the week ahead, staying in staying very unsettled. more heavy rain at times. some sunny spells, and often windy. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: police in hong kong charge protestors with batons and use tear gas once again — a day after the government brought in emergency legislation banning the use of face masks. us media report that a second whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment case against donald trump. a man is arrested and a murder investigation is launched — after three men are found dead at a property in colchester in essex. borisjohnson urges the eu to show that it's willing to compromise with the uk on a brexit deal. the british rock drummerginger baker — who was part of the band cream with eric clapton — has died at the age of 80. sport, and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good evening. we haven't even reached the middle of october, so liverpool fans will not n

a really strong winds blowing across the north—west of the uk, the western isles could see gusts of 60ther 20 or 30 millimetres on top of what we have already had could cause some problems, may be some localised flooding, said, the potential for travel problems. a localised flooding, said, the potentialfor travel problems. a mix of sunshine and showers here as we go towards the end of the afternoon. low pressure is still an charge in tuesday, shall was heading our way. showers mayjoin together to give longer spells of rain at times. how to be precise about the detail, day by day, but we will see some showers on tuesday which mightjoin together for longer spells of rain, sunning spells in between, a breezy day, highs of 17 celsius. wednesday will also see showers, perhaps focused on the western side of the country. some spells of sunshine, temperatures still in the range of 13 to 15 celsius. throughout the week, it steals is unsettled, heavy downpours, sunning spells, it will often be windy. this is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds. the headlines at 7.00 — the parents of a teenager kille

scotland in the western isles the weatherheavier in the day and some turning heavier in the day and some two for northern ireland, heading into north—west england and fringes of western wales but ahead a bit there could be some light rain and drizzle. the wind but generally light and the top temperature is around 15— 17 degrees in the south, fairly mild, around the low teens further north and you will notice the arrows on there, it will turn windy this evening and tonight and tonight and the rain really does pick up as it slowly moves eastwards, you can see the dark blue and the writer echoes there. but even be a rumble of thunder as it pushes east but it will grind to a halt there, further west it will turn a bit drier by the end of the night and maybe a few showers but nowhere will be cold tonight because of the wind, rain and cloud. double figures for all! this feature holds on across the eastern, the west of the country, through the day on sunday and a little area of low pressure develops across the south—east, turning wi

fairly wet and windy weather on wednesday on the western side of the british isles. rn and eastern areas, staying dry for western and eastern areas, staying dryfora western and eastern areas, staying dry for a greater part of the day but overnight, the band of weather will move from west to east. there it is on thursday and there is the chanceit it is on thursday and there is the chance it will bring more frontal systems into the south—western quarter to provide a spell of really quite wet weather, some windy conditions. in between those weather fronts, thursday is going to be a murky old day with a lot of cloud around, but especially so in the west. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8: president trump says the leader of the so—called islamic state group abu bakr al—baghdadi has died after a military operation, by us special forces. a brutal killer, one who has caused so much hardship and death, has violently been eliminated. the us says al baghdadi detonated an explosives vest after being cornered in a compound, in north western syria. his brutal self—proclaimed "ca

dry start to the day, pretty much come around the northern and western isles, there could be dribs anda look at the outlook for the next few days. up the outlook for the next few days. up until thursday, steady as she goes. the weather is more or less the same. these weather icons with temperatures of 13 or 1a degrees. end of the week, a different story. the weather may change, things may change. back to you. studio: i think thatis that is a picture of salford behind you? is it? no. idon't think it is... there are too many votes! -- boats. with water! you need to come up more often and have a proper look around, then you will know! too much time in london. the mother of a junior doctor who went missing off the devon coast two years ago, says her daughter has been let down by the nhs. dr lauren phillips mother, andrea graham, who is herself a former nhs manager, has called on the health secretary to do more to support those on the front line of our hospitals. marie ashby reports. andrea graham comes to woolacombe bay in devon to feel close to her daughter. this is where her car was foun

windy for the western isles. a blustery day, an unsettled day.ill feed in strong winds across the uk. spells of rain but there will be some sunshine as well. a few showers mixed in. not completely doom and gloom. thank you very much. good morning. on married priest to dedicate themselves to their flock and to god instead of their own family, have been the mainstay of the roman catholic church for centuries. but that could be about to change. senior bishops are meeting the vatican today for the start of a special assembly which will discuss the idea of allowing married men to be ordained. you to tell us more as brandon thompson from catholic voices, which advocates the church position. let's be clear, this is a specific group of bishops meeting in rome, isn't it? yes, they are meeting for the next three weeks and it is all about the amazonian region. the documents they will be studying, the working document, the breath of it is quite breathtaking. the first part of it, the voice of the amazon, is looking at all sorts of issues, the rights of indig

severe gales to northern ireland and western isles but gales in the irish sea.sage to europe — as he prepares to set out his final offer on brexit. the plan is expected to include some checks on goods crossing the northern irish border. the duke and duchess of sussex take the mail on sunday to court for publishing one of the duchess' private letters to her father. the boss of tesco quits after five years in the job — he says the turnaround he led is now complete, but critics say there's still work to do. flash floods cause chaos across england. on the isle of man, a major incident has been declared. and coming up on the programme, the latest addition to yorkshire sculpture park — one of six buildings in the running to win this year's stirling prize for architecture. some breaking news coming to us that cardiff is to appeal to the court of arbitration for sport against fifa's decision that they have to pay the first instalment of the transfer fee for the late argentina striker mariano sala. they are ordered to pay the first instalment, equating to {5.3 pay the fi

through this evening and overnight, a weatherfront advances across the northern and western isles, the one just gone, except across the north of scotland, where it will be milder. tomorrow, we will see the fog lifted into low cloud for some. for others it will break. a few sunny spells developing a specially across england and wales. for northern ireland and scotland, a bit more cloud at times with the odd shower and still the rain across parts of the north and west of scotla nd parts of the north and west of scotland and here, too, rather that gusty winter. temperatures 11 to 15. on wednesday, a weather front close to the south—east produces some patchy rain, turning my showery through the day. a bit of cloud associated with it but we have a new democrat my dynamic set of affronts in the north and west introducing heavier rain and again gusty winds around the band. in between the two come across northern england, parts of wales, the south—west, we will see sunnier skies. temperatures 11 to 15. on thursday, a bit of everything. some showers, some rain, summer sunshine. but it will be p

the weatherfronts here are approaching so increasing breeze i think for the western isles, 13 there.es could get up to about 16 celsius. ok, summarising that. this weekend is fine for most of us by the odd shower. you can fine for most of us by the odd shower. you can see fine for most of us by the odd shower. you can see very little, albright weather symbols here, but on monday tomorrow in london we could get a little bit of temporary blip in the weather with some rain and then after that the weather is looking absolutely fine. so that is it on the weather front. there is not really an awful lot to add to that. i love your honesty where you we re that. i love your honesty where you were saying if that means anything, don't know! i have been reliant on for quite a while with brexit so i will look at it and borrow it during the week. cheers. see you later. this is bbc breakfast and the time is 22 minutes past seven. the mother of a junior doctor who went missing off the devon coast two years ago says her daughter has been let down by the nhs. dr lauren phillips‘ mother, andrea graham,

once again as we go on through thursday and on into friday for the north back up into the british isles western parts of france we will see some what the weather creeping in here to the east of that there we go with more pleasant sunshine just nice to still a few showers across that eastern side of the mediterranean to cyprus for example had a little bit wet weather which did call some localized flooding into the far northeast of africa n.c. pos of cholera for example some think a cloud from that mediterranean storm swirling away that over northern areas of northern parts of algeria asked to keep making its way further races because through the next couple of days with some significant rain which. was sponsored by countdown to. rewind to attack ends with a new series. running backs down to scenes documentary. being blind continues with police go millions of dollars and people's money is being taken for a whole lot. the more you. down the drain and one day out easier. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now russia's kremlin says syrian kurdish fighters must pull back fro

that this most westerly feature 01’ is that this most westerly feature or got to the western side of the british islesopen to a little bit of doubt. the doubt is how far north 01’ of doubt. the doubt is how far north or how far west it is going to come. do not bank on it being a dry day com pletely do not bank on it being a dry day completely in birmingham, for example, or indeed in hull. you may see the rain a little bit earlier than i am showing here. monday evening, it could get very wet indeed across the central and eastern parts of england. that could be several tens of millimetres of rain, but at least it is a mobile situation and that rain eventually comes to effect the eastern side of scotla nd comes to effect the eastern side of scotland as we get on through the day on tuesday. just eventually, after a not too promising start turns out to be a decent sort of day, although you will notice out towards the western side of the british isles another set of weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. these look like they will get their skates on for the most part and could be through the british is

thicker clouds, more of a breeze for our friends in the western and northern isles, south of that, theh, newcastle hull and birmingham too. plymouth is looking sunny as well with highs of around about an average of about 13 degrees. the outlook for the next few days, looking pretty steady on the weather front towards the end of the week, perhaps things are going to turn a little bit more unsettled. afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines. borisjohnson has sent the eu an unsigned letter, requesting a brexit extension, and a signed one saying a delay would be a mistake. the prime minister has done exactly what he has said he is going to do. he has complied with the law. so parliament's request has been conveyed to the eu. labour say whatever deal gets through the house of commons should be subject to a second referendum. whether it is this deal or any future deal, it has got to go back so the public can say, do you want to leave on these terms, if so, then we do. if not, then we remain. in brussels — the eu's chief brexit negotiator met representatives

thicker clouds, more of a breeze for our friends in the western and northern isles, south of that, thel and birmingham too. plymouth is looking sunny as well, with highs of around about an average of about 13 degrees. the outlook for the next few days, looking pretty steady on the weather front towards the end of the week, perhaps things are going to turn a little bit more unsettled. good afternoon. the government says its pressing ahead with efforts to pass a brexit deal this week, in spite of a letter the prime minister was forced to send to brussels last night asking for a delay. ministers today insisted that the uk will leave the eu at the end of this month. it comes as labour says it will push for a new eu referendum when the government brings its brexit plans to the commons. here's our political correspondentjessica parker. there is no point pulling the

fairly wet and windy weather on wednesday on the western side of the british isles. eather will move from west to east. there it is on thursday, and there is the chance it will bring more frontal systems into the south—western quarter to provide a spell of really quite wet weather, some windy conditions. in between those weather fronts, thursday is going to be a murky old day with a lot of cloud around, but especially so in the west. the headlines. president trump says the leader of the so—called islamic state group has died after a military operation. a brutal killer, one who has caused so much hardship and death has violently

that means thicker cloud, more of a breeze for our friends in the western and northern isles.king sony as well. highs getting up to 13 degrees. the outlook for the next few days looking pretty steady on the weather front. towards the end of the week perhaps things turning a little more unsettled. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines: borisjohnson has sent the eu an unsigned letter, requesting a brexit extension, and a signed one saying a delay would be a mistake. labour say they'll support an amendement to a second referendum. eu leaders met to discuss their response to the uk's request for an extension this morning — insiting that the deal is not dead. police in hong kong fire tear gas at protesters — as violence erupts at an illegal march in one of the cities main shopping districts. the hardcore the ha rd core protesters, the hardcore protesters, who have been upping

much the european plain though not very warm is in the sunshine still quite true for western france the british isles for the next band of wind and rain is on its way even of course that will make steady progress this will be the way of things i think for a few months now are stuck in the far north so that's really scandinavia and these storms by tomorrow have moved into the g 8 in touching almost all of greece and west turkey was temps are still held up $21.00 for athens but it may not feel that way and of course it's the tail off the version of sundry rain that's likely to appear not yet is a satellite picture showing the advancing cloud but in the fall crosser latest day and the north now geria and tunisia this will carry on moving slowly through the bay into was libya and still in the eastern side tunisia suau tuesday this is proper or time to weather. sponsored by catalona. subzero temperatures stream. this is where the hard part with the extraordinary journey. to tajikistan. would tomorrow there's no oxygen. just to experience a simple pleasure. risking you don't know kurdistan. hello again i'm

maths right, there could be some rain on the far south—east, and working its way up the western side of the british isleshe spine of the british isles, you could end up with a decent sort of day. quite a bit of cloud, as you can imagine, between those two structures. temperatures, nothing to write home about. 15 or 16 the highs. lots going on. more on the bbc weather website. this is bbc news. the headlines at two. a moment of sporting history — kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge becomes the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. iam the i am the happiest man to run under two hours, to inspire many people, to tell people no man is limited, you can do it. translation: my stomach was in knots, but now i'm feeling better, i am very happy thattel idea there's been fierce fighting in north—eastern syria, as turkish military continue their offensive against kurdish forces. typhoon hagibis makes landfall near tokyo, amid severe flooding and landslide warnings — it's the biggest storm to hitjapan for 60 years.

than your fair share of showers if you are closer to the centre of the lows, so the western side of the british isles quite heavy, may be a rumble of thunder could gang together to give the odd longer spell of rain but at least northern and eastern parts for the most part are going to see a drier, brighter day.

what is more certain, another area of cloud coming up the western side of the british isles, so i hopeand for the next couple of days, because it will probably not last until monday. lots going on, a deal of uncertainty, 00:29:25,157 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 i'll see you later. this is bbc news. the headlines at three. cheering. a moment of sporting history — kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge becomes the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. i am the happiest man to run under two hours, to inspire many people, to tell people no man is limited, you can do it. translation: my stomach was in knots, but now i'm feeling better, i am very happy that eliud has broken this record. there's been fierce fighting in north—eastern syria, as turkish military continue their offensive against kurdish forces. typhoon hagibis makes landfall near tokyo, amid severe flooding and landslide warnings — it's the biggest storm

fairly wet and windy weather on wednesday on the western side of the british isles.e band of weather will move from west to east. there it is on thursday, and there is the chance it will bring more frontal systems into the south—western quarter to provide a spell of really quite wet weather, some windy conditions. in between those two weather fronts, thursday is going to be a murky old day with a lot of cloud around, but especially so in the west. this is bbc world news. the headlines. the us says its forces have killed the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, often described as the world's most wanted man. the us says al—baghdadi blew himself up with a suicide vest, after being cornered by special forces in idlib province in north west syria. three children died with him, alongside several is fighters. a state of emergency has been declared across california as wildfires continue to spread whipped up by strong winds. some 180,000 people in the north of the state have been ordered to leave their homes. vigils have been held in vietnam, f

than your fair share of showers if you are closer to the centre of the lows, so the western side of the british islesthursday seeing the bulk of the showers, which, i don't doubt at times, will be really quite heavy, may be a rumble of thunder could gang together to give the odd longer spell of rain but at least northern and eastern parts for the most part are going to see a drier, brighter day. again, the temperatures about 11 to 16 or so. friday, not a great deal of difference. that low—pressure transfers from west to east during the first part of the weekend, then we get a run of north—westerly, it turns drier, finer and brighter thanks to the influence that little ridge of high pressure but then into the start of next week, things again go to mild, wet and windy. so there is a short, sharp shock of something slightly cooler and breezier coming in from the north—west. the colours drain away but then into the start of next week, as i say, we go back to mild, wet and windy. they are playing our song!” they are playing our song! i know! hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morn

scotland is still dry, still some sunny spells around into the northern isles, but a wetter picture through northern ireland, much of westernf rain with some heavier bursts into western parts of england and wales. and again some patchy rain feeding east ahead of that with thickening cloud. and that rain will get heavier still as we go on through saturday night and into sunday. in fact, some brighter colours showing up on the rainfall forecast here. so there will be some reasonably high rain totals going into sunday as that turns more widespread, slowly pushing further east on what will be a mild night going into sunday morning. so the big picture then for part two of the weekend shows that frontal system with the rain, heavy at times, right across us and in no hurry to clear away eastwards on sunday. although behind it where it does clear, a little ridge of high pressure briefly coming in, before that next system as it turns wet and windy again on monday. this is how sunday is looking, and the yellow triangles indicating where the met office has yellow warnings for rain. parts of scotland, the eastern side of england. there

north—east of scotland is still dry, still sunny spells around into the northern isles but a wetter picture through westernatchy rain feeding east ahead of that with thickening cloud. that rain will get heavier still as we go through saturday night and into sunday. in fact some brighter colours showing up on the rainfall so colours showing up on the rainfall so it's a reasonably high rain totals going into sunday as that term is more widespread, slowly pushing further east. it will be a mild night going into sunday morning. the big picture for part two of the weekend shows that frontal system with the rain, heavy at times, right across us and in no hurry to clear a eastwards. a bridge ridge of high pressure briefly coming in before the next front comes in on monday. the yellow triangles indicating where the met 0ffice triangles indicating where the met office has weather warnings for rain. they could be 15 to 30 millimetres, may be more in the wet spots, the risk of flooding and travel disruption. this weather front easing a little bit on sunday but still giving outbreaks of rain. most likely to break out

as we get to watch wednesday, you will notice a change across the western side of the british isle, turningere. these may well rock up in the far south—west. that could be really quite wet down in that neck of the woods. in between them, thursday, forget all about the sunshine. it is back to the milder phase of our time, so mild and really quite murky, i would have thought, between frontal systems, but it is milder. somebody could be looking at 14 or 15 degrees. a real mishmash of weather, but chilly and bright to start with, then milder and cloudier and better. see you. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 7pm. donald trump says the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has died after a military operation, by us special forces. a brutal killer, one who has caused so much hardship and death, has violently been eliminated. the us says al—baghdadi detonated an explosives vest, after being cornered in a compound, in north western syria. his brutal self—proclaimed "caliphate" lasted five years and attracted thousands ofjihadists from around the wo

isles. swinging bands of showery rain at times across northern and western areas, trying to make a little bitst you are the drier and finer that the day will be. all the while, those temperatures come at this stage, not very far from the mid—teens also. the secondary lows, as we call them, swing through the british isles as we move towards the weekend. then a little edge of high pressure, just for a while those winds will turn into the north—west. so what, you say? so it may well be that towards next weekend we have that north—westerly, the colours drain away and it looks as though we are going to end up with something a little bit cooler and brighter until it slips back to something, again, more mild. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 10pm: turkish forces continue to strike targets in north—eastern syria, on the fourth day of their offensive against kurdish forces. two people are killed as typhoon hagibis, the biggest storm to hitjapan in 60 years, makes landfall near tokyo. cheering. a moment of sporting history, as kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge becomes the first person

isles. a wetter picture in northern ireland, western scotland, and some bursts in western england and.e go on through saturday night and into sunday. some brighter colours showing up on the rain full forecast here, so there will be some reasonably high rainfall totals going into sunday, that turns more widespread, early pushing further east on what would be a mild night going into sunday morning. so the big picture than for part two of the weekend shows that frontal system with the rain, at times right across us, and in no hurry to clear away eastwards on sunday. behind it, where it does briefly clear, some high pressure before the next system turning wet again on monday. here is how sunday is looking, yellow indicating where the met office has warnings for rain, the eastern side of england, 15 payment 30 millimetres, the risk of some flooding and travel disruption in places. —— 15—30 millimetres. most likely to break out into brighter skies on sunday in northern ireland, wales and south—west england. eventually that next weather system coming in on monday, there will be more to come n

splashing across northern ireland, the western side of scotland, further east more in the way of dry weather, some brightness, the best across the northern islesern scotland. through this evening and tonight, a band of heavy and persistent rain trudging its way quite slowly eastwards, big puddles, surface water and spray on the roads, poor travelling conditions, 9-12d, but roads, poor travelling conditions, 9—12d, but things are starting to dry out across the west. in due tomorrow, that rain lingers across eastern areas for a good part of the day, so much so there could be localised flooding. further west, a better chance of dry weather and perhaps some spells of sunshine. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: senior democrats in the us demand the white house hands over documents for their impeachment inquiry into president trump. demonstrators in hong kong — who defied a new law banning the use of face masks — have forced the closure of the underground system and many shops and businesses. the government indicates it could clarify its new brexit offer after the eu called for ‘fundamental changes'. prince harry begins legal action against the

isles. swinging bands of showery rain at times across northern and western areas, trying to make a little bit on thursday, generally speaking, the further east you are the drier and finer that the day will be. all the while, those temperatures come at this stage, not very far from the mid—teens also. the secondary lows, as we call them, swing through the british isles as we move towards the weekend. then a little edge of high pressure, just for a while those winds will turn into the north—west. so what, you say? so it may well be that towards next weekend we have that north—westerly, the colours drain away and it looks as though we are going to end up with something a little bit cooler and brighter until it slips back to something, again, more mild. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejoe twyman, who's director of the polling company, deltapoll, and the author and journalist, yasmin alibhai—brown. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer says support is growing for a second referendum amid fears over borisjohns

scotland is still dry, still some sunny spells around into the northern isles, but a wetter picture through northern ireland, much of westernrain with some heavier bursts into western parts of england and wales. and again some patchy rain feeding east ahead of that with thickening cloud. and that rain will get heavier still as we go on through saturday night and into sunday. in fact, some brighter colours showing up on the rainfall forecast here. so there will be some reasonably high rain totals going into sunday as that turns more widespread, slowly pushing further east on what will be a mild night going into sunday morning. so the big picture then for part two of the weekend shows that frontal system with the rain, heavy at times, right across us and in no hurry to clear away eastwards on sunday. although behind it where it does clear, a little ridge of high pressure briefly coming in, before that next system as it turns wet and windy again on monday. this is how sunday is looking, and the yellow triangles indicating where the met office has yellow warnings for rain. parts of scotland, the eastern side of england. there c

scotland is still dry, still some sunny spells around into the northern isles, but a wetter picture through northern ireland, much of westernand and wales. and again some patchy rain feeding east ahead of that with thickening cloud. and that rain will get heavier still as we go on through saturday night and into sunday. in fact, some brighter colours showing up on the rainfall forecast here. so there will be some reasonably high rain totals going into sunday as that turns more widespread, slowly pushing further east on what will be a mild night going into sunday morning. so the big picture then for part two of the weekend shows that frontal system with the rain, heavy at times, right across us and in no hurry to clear away eastwards on sunday. although behind it where it does clear, a little ridge of high pressure briefly coming in, before that next system as it turns wet and windy again on monday. this is how sunday is looking, and the yellow triangles indicating where the met office has yellow warnings for rain. parts of scotland, the eastern side of england. there could be 15 to 30 millimetres, maybe a bit more in the we

scotland is still dry, still some sunny spells around into the northern isles, but a wetter picture through northern ireland, much of westernf rain with some heavier bursts into western parts of england and wales. and again some patchy rain feeding east ahead of that with thickening cloud. and that rain will get heavier still as we go on through saturday night and into sunday. in fact, some brighter colours showing up on the rainfall forecast here. so there will be some reasonably high rain totals going into sunday as that turns more widespread, slowly pushing further east on what will be a mild night going into sunday morning. so the big picture then for part two of the weekend shows that frontal system with the rain, heavy at times, right across us and in no hurry to clear away eastwards on sunday. although behind it where it does clear, a little ridge of high pressure briefly coming in, before that next system as it turns wet and windy again on monday. this is how sunday is looking, and the yellow triangles indicating where the met office has yellow warnings for rain. parts of scotland, the eastern side of england. there

of scotland is still dry with only spills around into the northern isles but a wetter picture through northern ireland and much of westernand wales. again, patchy rain feeding east ahead of that. that rain will get heavier still as we go on through saturday night and into sunday. some brighter colours showing up on the rainfall forecast. reasonably high rain totals going into sunday. and that becomes more widespread, pushing further east. it will be a mild night going into sunday morning. the big picture then for part two of the weekend shows the frontal system with the rain, heavy at times, right across us and in no hurry to clear away eastwards on sunday although behind it where it is clear, the ridge of high pressure briefly coming in before the next system turns wet and windy again on monday. this is how sunday is looking and the yellow triangles indicating the warnings for rain from the met office. scotland, the eastern side of england. will be 15—30 millimetres, perhaps a bit more and wetter spots on the risk of flooding and travel disruption in a few places. this weather system eases a bit through sunday afternoon

north—east is still dry with only spills around into the northern isles but a wetter picture through northern ireland and much of westernwales. again, patchy rain feeding east ahead of that. that rain will get heavier still as we go on through saturday night and into sunday. some brighter colours showing up on the rainfall forecast. reasonably high rain totals going into sunday. and that becomes more widespread, pushing further east. it will be a mild night going into sunday morning. the big picture then for part two of the weekend shows the frontal system with the rain, heavy at times, right across us and in no hurry to clear away eastwards on sunday although behind it where it is clear, the ridge of high pressure briefly coming in before the next system turns wet and windy again on monday. this is how sunday is looking and the yellow triangles indicating the warnings for rain from the met office. scotland, the eastern side of england. will be 15—30 millimetres, perhaps a bit more and wetter spots on the risk of flooding and travel disruption in a few places. this weather system eases a bit through sunday afternoon but

of scotland is still dry with only spills around into the northern isles but a wetter picture through northern ireland and much of westernwales. again, patchy rain feeding he is the head of the. that rain will get heavier still as we go on through saturday night and into sunday. some brighter colours showing up on the rainfall forecast. reasonably high rainfall forecast. reasonably high rain totals going into sunday. and that becomes more widespread, pushing further east. it will be a mild night going into sunday morning. the big picture than for pa rt morning. the big picture than for part two of the weekend shows the frontal system with the rain, heavy at times, right across us and in no hurry to clear away eastwards on sunday although behind it where it is clear the ridge of high pressure briefly coming in before the next system turns wet and windy again on monday. this is how sunday is looking in the yellow triangles indicating the warnings for rain from the met office. will be 15—30 millimetres, perhaps a bit more and wetter spots on the risk of flooding and travel disruption in a few places. this weather system eas